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    Re: Too late in the season to start breeding?

    Quote Originally Posted by Quacking-Terror View Post
    Hi. I'm picking up a couple breeding age BP's next month and I'm wondering if it is too late in the season to start breeding. If so, maybe I'll get younger snakes and get them ready for the next breeding season. Thanks.
    Yes its to late, even if it was 2 months ago it would be to late.

    Why? Have you never heard of quarantine? From the looks of it u have 2 other snakes.

    What if one u get is sick and all 4 die? Ponder that.


    Quote Originally Posted by John Marker View Post
    It can't hurt to make the attempt, in my opinion.
    It can hurt the rest of his collection if one is sick you got a lot to learn.

    Quote Originally Posted by John Marker View Post
    In my own experience, I purchased an adult pair that went through the motions of breeding almost immediately
    And if they were your only 2 snakes and did not come from the same person i think that/you are incredibly stupid.
    Last edited by BuckeyeBalls; 04-17-2011 at 11:58 AM.
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